No comments about Honda 250 Elsinore Owners Workshop Manual: '73 - '75 (Owners Workshop Manual).

No comments about Clymer Honda Xr400R, 1996-2000 (Clymer Motorcycle Repair).

2 comments about Honda Cr250/500R Owners Workshop Manual.

1. It was an excellent book with lots of instructions and it was good explained



2. This manual has saved me at least $500 in labor costs. All illustrations are exacting to the bike.

No comments about Honda 50-110Cc Ohc Singles, 1965-1992.

No comments about Honda Service Repair Handbook 250-305cc Twins All Years.

1 comments about Honda GL1100 Gold Wing, 1979-81 (Haynes Manuals).

1. Instead of explaining step by step instructions like other service manuals, Haynes prints entirely to much detail in one large confusing paragraph.

1 comments about Honda Cbr600, 1991-1994/Service, Repair, Maintenance.

1. Great book with great tips to keep your bike in good condition and to repair it if you have (but you won't have to because it is a honda !!)

No comments about Honda MB5 MTX 50 Owners Workshop Manual: 80-93 (Owners Workshop Manual).

2 comments about Honda: The Complete Story (Crowood Motoclassics).

1. Many books on motorcycles abound with glossy pictures but contain little facts. This slim volume by Roland Brown is quite the reverse. The majority of photos are original B&Ws, not staged fashion shots, and there is ample text. It is not a coffee table book, it is a real book! The history begins with Soichiro Honda's start after WWII and traces the company's progress to 1989. For the real motorcyclist there is plenty of technical detail which is used to show the evolution from one machine to the next, rather than being just tabulated facts. The story of the development of motorcycles, as we now know them, and the fascinating saga of a multinational company's growth, make excellent reading. My only complaint is that a book this slim (150 small pages), really doesn't warrant a price tag of $25. Never the less, I still bought it, and was glad I did.



2. Relatively complete coverage of Honda motorcycles to 1989. Anyone with a passing interest in motorcycles and/or Honda should find the diversity of these machines quite interesting. Unlike many motorcycle books, this is an ACTUAL book, with more words than pictures! Provides worldwide perspective without shortchanging U.S. models (as many "motorbooks" are produced and/or written in the U.K.).

   However, the book is overpriced at list. Also, it really should have at least an extra chapter added to cover the last ten years of very important motorcycle evolution (and resurgence in popularity). But to 1989 it is a great resource.

1 comments about Clymer Honda: Gl1500 1988-1992.

1. I've checked them all and this is the hands down, number one best. Illustrations of almost every step. I've seen books with steps that say things like "remove the seat", but they don't give you a clue how to do it. This book will show you everything.
   
   If you're gonna keep your wing for a while, or you're gonna do some repairs, upgrades or customization, buy this book.